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PASSAIC) DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1897. HOG CHOLERA REAPFEARS. HERE'S SOMETHING EASY. Royal make the food pure, wholetomc aad dcltciou.

jr MiP fii5 1 forthe ViTE-R IF The Experience Of Others. majority of the business men who advertise spend as much money with The News as with all other local mediums. Bright merchants arc not throwing; their money away. THEY KNOW IT PAYS. There is no advertising medium in the territory occupied by The News that begins to compare with it.

It is read everywhere and its 1 advertising rates arc lower, circulation compared, than those of com-. peting papers. These arc not shadowy claims, but facts that can be verified even if they are not self-evident. Those who have money to spend in advertising their business should ask for rates and further information at The News business office. A Copy Read In Every PATERSONS MADE TWENTY-FIVE BASE HITS.

I.ftnraitrr Defeat Newark A TU 1 let ween Hanford and Jtfebinoud Heading Defeat Norfolk Club Standing and Games To-dayNatioual league Kate. Ye-terday saw the Patersons make twenty-five base hits. Poor Ames had his hands full trying to put the hall where the locals couldnt reach it. Tvvo-haggers were common, while a man who only singled was jeered at. Ames was taken out in the sixth, and Osborne, his successor, did a little better.

Nliatsig's men made a grand rally near the finish, hut Paterson did the same. Weeks was hit rather freely, also, but lie shut out the visitors for five inning. After this he let tip, and the Athletics assisted by several errors, managed to make seven runs. The score; Paterson .4 I 2 4 .4 2 It7 Athletics 00000 1 .4 1 2 7 Batteries Weeks and Westlake; Ames. Osborne and lox.

Lancaster, I'a Sept, lfi Deacon Elli-looks gloomy to-day, as a result of yes-lerday's defeat. Johnstone was iti very poor form, and the Maroons hit him freely. Clausen received good support at critical time. '1 he score; r. h.

c. Lancaster ,.0420001 ,4 to I 3 Newark 3 0 4 Butteries Clausen and Roth; Johnson and Rothfus. I ford. Conn, Sept, tfi Darkness stopped the game here yesterday ill the seventh inning with the -core a tic. By timings the score was: r.

It. e. 1 no.tn 5 7 1 1 1 j5 4 Baturas Frv and Ro.tclt; Stockdalc and Wills. Reading. Sept.

tf Reading played a strong game yesterday and knocked Me Fat lands choice ones all around the field. The score: r. It. c. Reading ...06501024 18 2t ,4 Norfolk 4 000 .4 8 14 4 Batteries McMackiu and lleydott; Me Fat land and Snyder, MumllKK of Ifami.

Why not? Warmth is necessary. Coal is warmth, The better the coal the least itll cost you to keep your house comfortable. Our coal cant be beat for producing warmth thats the experience of all who have used it, and whoever successfully contradicted on experience? Order your coal now, for it is cheaper than it will be. Economy is a duty audits reward is ample. Our Wllksharre, Jermyn, and our hard and durable Lehigh are the highest grades of cool coming into this market.

Shall wo book your winter order? i CAMPBELL, MORRELL COMPANY, Central OClce, 221 Main Avc. Dundee Office, First St. Dock Office, Foot of Dark llacc. Mate Hoard of Agriculture Fear There May lie an Epidemic. I Trenton, Sept.

16. Tho state hoard of agriculture is receiving reports from various sections New Jersey which indicate that there is danger of an epidemic of hog cholera throughout the state this fall and winter, and the news is alarming the farmers. Hog cholera in New Jersey in tiic last five years has been costly. Half a dozen cases in Hunterdon county, in the vicinity of Lambertvillc, are reported. It was in this locality that the epidemic started two years ago.

and it spread with great rapidity to Warren. Mercer. Burlington and Monmouth counties, aud then all over the state, affecting the price of pork materially. The reason for the present alarm is that tl; wet period during July was conducive tn the development of the bacteria. A few cases in Burlington county have lecn reported.

Every effort will he made to prevent the spread of the disease. The state has already spent considerable money on an investigation of the disease and means for its prevention. Patents Issued to Jerseynten Reported for The News by Drake solicitor of patents, corner of Broad and Market streets, Newark: Game apparatus. D. Du Hois, (Montcl.iir; spiiulle and bolster, W.

11. Dunkcrly, Paterson; composition for manufacturing calcium earbids, K. F. S. Heath.

Camden: paper box, J. C. Hewitt, rail fastening, V. Kemble, Trenton; neckband ring for shirt ironing hoards, J. IF, Mount.

Jame--hurg; caster, G. Netihertli. Newark; picture frame. E. Oldenhusch, Jersty City; machine for stemming tobacco leave, S.

Reid. Jersey City; guiding device for bridle, head-tall, O. S. Routh, Jtrscy City; clothe line support, W. A.

Rowe. Hoboken; locking means for bicycle. C. P. R.

Schroedcr, Harrison; device for operating fetd of rockdrilling and channeling machines, IL C. Sergeant. West fit UP, p.vroxltn. J. IT.

Stevens, Newark; rail joint, J. Wnyl ind, Newark; cigarette-making nuchine.J. K. Williams. Eat Orange: machine for cutting vv rappers and hinder for cigar, j.

R. Williams, East Orange. Snloon LleetiM Fee Increased. Judge Fort of the E-cx county court of common pleas yesterday increased the saloon lift use fee 111 Bloomfield from $150 to $.100. A petition from the Bloomfield township committee n-ked that the fee he fixed at $400.

There arc' at present thirty-five licensed and taverns within the limits of the township. and it i expected that the increased fee will rc-ult in the closing of at least six of them. The Bloomfield fee is now the same as that charged in East Orange, while the Montclair fee is Many Sources of Pollution. Arthur S. Ball, assistant city engineer of Newark, tuts made a report to the hoard of works of that city on the possible' sources of pollution to the watershed As a result of a thorough investigation, lie says he found it88 possible source of pollution.

The most dangerous lie found on the farm of John Oicr, near the Macopm intake, where the condition of affairs is very had. Several other dangerous places are also enumerated in the report. The hoard of works will, it is thought, take measures at once to eradicate the possible sources of pollution. in ,1 1 Got the Wrong Lt(. Abraham wna a veternh of throe wars, and ho used to live In Georgia.

Ho bad lost one leg in liattlo and walked around on a wooden stump. One day he got in the way of the fast mail, and the engine ran over him. One of hi son and he hud a family ot 15 had witnessed tho accident, and, run nlng toward him, shouted: Train cut oS dud leg, an hell gi damages! Ho lifted the old mnn to inspect wound, but suddenly let him full, sa.vtc In a tone of disgunt: Burn it all! Its hi wotalen 1. theyve cut off! Yes, groaned the clil man as wheeled him borne, Its jest my c.i.. luck.

Cant see, ter fare n.e. J.i.v.- ti missed tho good leg." Atlanta Const. -Ion. Honey to Loan in sums to suit on bond and mortgage. George P.

Rust. YYbat Are Yon Looking For I Is it a bargain in real estate? Or have you property to sell? Cant you find a real estate broker who will interest himself in your behalf? Whatever may he your difficulty, call on W. C. Clapp, 243 Main avenue, and see what he can do. JOSEPH H.

PLATT, VAX OkDEk'a.) Boarding, Sale Exchange Stables Telephone 63-a. 214 Washington Place. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Itomu, Wagon and IlnrnoBi for or to let at reaonabl8 prlco; Coach, Brougham, at all hour. VlMung, Wedding ami Funeral call promptly at t.iwnt to.

SDK I A I. ATTENTION GIVEN TO HOARDING HORSES. VLlfcRINAUY SURGEON In atteudanca. POWDER Absolutely Pure navAt bakiho ron cr vnss. To Protect Itinerlraii Citizen.

Washington, Hc-pt. 1C. TTpon the receipt of advfie from tnited States Comm) PriiiKh at Guatemala City to the effect that revolutionists had captured the town of on the west coast of Guatemala, the state department has called upon the navy de partment to send a warship there to wat-h over American Interests, ami the Alert, at Maro island, ha been ordered to the u-n of trouble. TELEGRAPHJC BREVITIES. lion.

William L. Wilson wa Installed a president of Washington ami Lee university. Lexington, Va. Mis Kthtl Gold Ing won a 140 yard swimming rai-e at Hath Beach, N. Y.

Miss Leo liultgren, one of tho contestants. fainted. In the national golf tournament at Wheaton. John Beid. an almost unknown player, nearly defeated C.

14. MafDonahl in the semifinals, A railway collision near Newark, N. Y.t resulted In the burning of Ihree sleeping i ars and the blocking of ihe New York Genual tracks for several hours. Dr. Frank Abbott, a wll knovin New York phjHlelan.

writes from Cape Town that he has eloped with Mis Morton, said to lo related to ex-Govcrnor Levi P. Morton. Pennsylvania state troops still remain on guard at llaz ton. hut no disturbance has been caused by the striking miners, und there 1 no change In the situation. Five prisoner suspected of numerous robberies were taken from Jail amt lynched by a mob of 400 men at Versailles, Ind.

Governor Mount has ordered the arrest of the Ijau hers. Evidence produced tn the Luetgert murder tut In Chicago yesterday wa of a startling nature and damaging to the defense. Professor G. A. Dorsey and Professor N.

H. Pierce Identified certain bones human and aa having belonged to 11 woman. It was reported that Matthew S. Borden. sn of a Fall Blvcr (Mass.) millionaire, who has Just-attained hi majority, had married Mis M'ldred Ncg-bavir, daughter of a New Haven tailor.

The elder Borden was alleged to have aid Mis Negbur 813.00') to break the engagement four year ago and ha since kept in abroad. lDhrjf. Apropos cf an alleged ratification after majority a iutt contracted during infancy tj that it vas a just debt and 4 tcmi-ing to pay if the debtor ever got eu thut lie eculd without inconvenience. the court iu a late North Carolina ease says this recalled to the mind of seme members of the court a settlement of acccuuts which may with propriety be pryserved a history in the judicial ar.nals of the state. A debtor named Huggins, when solicited to close an old open account ty note, agreed to do so provided he should be allowed to draft the instrument and accordingly presented Kh creditor the following: John Huggins, agree to ray James James whenever-eon vt n-ient, but it is understood that Huggins is not to he pushed.

Witness my hand aud seal this the day of John Hoggins, teal. Cue and Comment. Medical fetudeot I The ratio of nndical students to the population in this country is about twice as great us it is in Europe. The reason ot this, curious diifcrtnce is found in the greater case with which diploma can ho obtained iu the United Ftatrs, the medical schools of Europe requiring much more complete previous preparatiou and compelling the students to undergo a longer courso of study before lie is eligible to a Crater lake, in Oregon, is tho deepest body of lresb water in America. Bargain, Good tor 2 Weeks Only.

House of ten rooms; fine location; lot 40x125; owner very anxious to sell, in reed ol money; tin price set. hot will consider an offer. Come and see me at once. V. C.

Clapp, 243 Main avenue, up stairs. Dr, MacChesneys School college Prepares Students for Business 1 7 5 Positions Piled in One Year Our Graduate Admitted to go WITIIOIT KMI81IO. St. ider ts received by week or Xionth. IttU Year bewail Sept.

1 Dr. C. E.MacChesney, A.M.,LL.IiI. IS HARRIAGE Line from our liotiso to your office. A FAILURE? RESIDENCE SERVICE.

AT MINIMUM RATES. Ths fl. Y. J. TcIepIuneCo.

16 Smith Brooklyn. 8 Eric Jersey City. 207 Main Mreet, Tutcron. NOT, ON GUARD lVIIIl A GFN. Property Ownera on Poioptoii Turnpike Object toClulilo Poat, The committee oil roads and assessments the Essex county hoard of frec-holdvrs is meeting with hitter opposition from property owners along the Pomp-ton turnpike who rtlu-c to allow sign-post- put on their property at the inter-MCtiou of road- in accoi dance with a state law.

In several instances where po-ts have been put up and guide-hoards nailed to them the posts have been ting up. 1 bonus Baldwin reftt-ed to allow a po-t put up opposite his property, claiming the road hoard had already rohhed him of four feet of hi- property, and lie would not allow them to like any more without a tight, lie stood guard over hi- frontage with a gun all day yi-tcrday and prevented the laborers employed by the county hoard from putting up a post. He declared that it was not 1m fault if traveler got lost. SUGGESTION FOR CYCLE PATH. Could O110 lie Mode Alongside tho Newark Pipe l.lue? The suggestion of a bicycle path along the East Jersey Water companys pipe line has been made by some of the wheelmen of this city who have recently been over that route, and the idea is a feasible one.

The line from Newfoundland, this county, to Newark is marked by a path vised for the workmen. which in places is in fair enough condition for wheeling, and it is tins that has suggested to some cyclers the idea of converting the path into a speedway which shall he wide enough for both wheelmen and pedestrians. The idea is good, ami the soil is so admirably adapted to a cycle path that a very little outlay could put it into excellent shape. Concerted action upon the part of the bicyclists might provide the devotees of the wheel in this section with a fine run between Newark and the Pcquannock lake region. I i II I RIDING THE WRONG WAY- 1.

It. Rand firing Suit to Teat tho Keren Ticket Question. The Erie Railroad company, as lessee of the New York and Greenwood Lake railway, will he the defendant in a lawsuit brought by Ja-per R. Rand of Montclair, who was put off one of the trains a few days ago at Arlington. Mr.

Rand came out from New York and handed the conductor a ticket, which read Montclair to New York. The conductor said lie could not take the ticket, as it was against the rules of the company. I am president of the hank of Montclair, said Mr. Rami. I am 1 the conductor of the train, said the conductor, who put Mr.

Rand off the train when he refused to pay his fare. The suit will he made a te-t case. The company has notices in most of the depots to the effect that tickets in a rever'e direction will not he accepted, hut the contention is that the company, under the taws of the state, ts hound to receive them. 1 I Silk-Throwing riant Sold. The silk-throwing plant of Herman Flanten in the old Cook works at Paterson was -old yesterday by Constable Goodridge under a landlord's di-tress warrant.

The Cook company rented the property to llanten and purchased the plant for $4(10. The purchaser will he required to pay the claims of employees of Planten, aggregating $158.80. this amount being due to them as wages. HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS. Menu, rrlilnjr.

Sept, 17. self-knowledge, Self -reverence, control. These three alone lead to sovereign power. Tennyson. self- BREAK FAST-Oranges.

Whcatlet. Broiled Fish, Baked Potatoes. Raised Corn Apple Sauce. Coffee. DINNER Scalloped Oysters, Celery, Plum Jelly.

Sliced Ham, Cucumber Pickles. Mashed Potatoes. White and Graham Rrend, Snow Pudding, White Cake. SUPPER Potato Croquettes. Graham Puffs.

Canned Pears. Cookies, Tea. SNOW PUDDING. One pint milk-, two eggs, one tablespoon rnrn-starcli, one cup sugar, lemon or vanilla flavor. Heat in double boiler and root.

When ready to i rve, stir in fluffy snow as stiff a possible, WHITE CAKE, -Whites of two eggs, butter the sie of an egg, one cup ttg.v one-half cun sweet milk, one and one-half cups (lour, heaping teaspoon baking powder Sift sugar into hcatfii white, beat, add butter, etc. Sixth Avenue Store. ng. Ja TlaJ M.U,V0 ,1 hpociaj val ups iu TaMo Linens, Towels, Napkins. A few specials on Jlarly Fall Dress Goods.

Opening Early Fall Dress Goods. Note the Following: Prices; At 33c a Yard Scotcli Homespun Tweeds. Full 40 inches wide; shrunk ready for use; all pure wool. We imported them to sell for 50c. 33c a Yard Silk and Wool Novelties BS inches wide.

Five ne vt check grounds, with colored silk shot. Regular 10c goods. At 39c a Yard All Wool Novelty BouroUe, 40 inches wide. Half a tlo different eolor-comhinations, includ- -ing several plaid effects. We should get at least 55c for this line.

At 36c a Yard AH Wool Ladies Cloth, Full 50 inches wide. All the staple street shades aud covert mixtures, worth 50c; At 69c a Yard French Drab lie, Etc, BLACK ONLY, 4 inches wido; double warp; guaranteed liol to spot or shrink. The 1.00 At 98c a Yard English Meltons. 50 inches wide, for TAILOR-MADE SUITS; steam shrunk; worth -at least 81.50. THE OFFICIAL RLtOKDS.

too (let Tlit All Kv.ry 1 In The NV I Conveyance. David (Vetnbcrg and Ida, bis wife, to Henrietta Cohen, Passaic; wr-t side of Second Mreet, so feet imrtli from Mercer street, $500, William E. Ackerman and Charlotte his wife, to William Mdlvvuinc and Mary bis wife, P.itcisnn; imith side of Third avenue, 50 feet cast from E. Twenty-third treet, 24ioo, $1. Real Estate Mortgage.

Theodore Gross and Caroline, hit wife, to Annie, wife of George Rmg-ner, Passaic: west side of Lexington avenue, 148.70 feet northwest from Summer Mreet. irregular. Sent. 7, two years, Johanna Sandknnt and Anton, her luishand, to John, James C. and William I.

Iltmhhffe. partners. Ac-rpiackanonk township. intersection of division line hctvveen land of 1assaie City Land Co. and parties of the first part, witli northwest side of Highland tvenue: said beginning point being 515.0 feet from northwest corner of Highland avenue and Wilson street, lot 1.

block A. on map of-property of John and Cornelius Spear. Sept. 15, I rear. $700.

Building Contracts. Theodore Gross to John Moreland ind Leonard Moreland, trading, as (foreland Bros. To complete by Dec. he carpenter and painting work on lew dwelling house on west side Lexington avenue, and addition to a vew dwelling house on the southwest of Bloomfied avenue, lassaic. 1.70.

Same to Charles Sanders. To compete bv same mason work on $575- Same to George Mmnngton. To omplete bv same date, plumbing, tinting. gas fitting and heating works on same building. $4b5- SOLDIER BOVS LN TROUBLE.

Jersey City Militiamen Held for Assault and Jall-HreaklDg. Frivates Openshaw and Meyer of Company D. Fourth regiment, who, while on a spree, were locked up Only to break out of the jail at Manasmian on Sept. 4.. were examined in the first criminal court in Jersey City yesterday.

The result was that an additional charge assault and battery was made against each. Two constables testified that the accused not only resisted arrest and broke jail, but that they pummelled the oHi-ccrs The defendants were each held in $500 for their appearance before Recorder Haskins for breaking jail.and $200 apiece additional for assault and battery. Both gave bail. Veterans Meet' at Orange. The annual reunion of the Thirteenth New Jersey regiment was held at Orange yesterday.

These officers were chosen; President, John C. Stanfield of Paterson; vice-president. Grant A. Wheeler of East Orange: treasurer, James E. Garrabrant of East Orange; recording secretary, Albert Delano of Newark: corresponding secretary.

S. Morris Hulin of Bloomfield; chaplain, Abraham If. Harris of Port Aram. The next reunion will be at Paterson. Fatal Action.

Yeast One thing I can say about my Wife she always acts natural. Crimson beak Yes. You ought to stop It, my boy. People think she's silly. Yonkers b'tatemuaD.

I am convinced Clevelands is the purest baking powder made, and I have adopted it exclusively in my cooking schools and for daily household use. Sarah T. Rorf.r, Editor Cookery Department, Ladlus Home Journal. Guarantee. Grocers sie authorlred to jrv hk your money If you do not Anl IcveUml the best nuking powder you have ever deed.

Cleveland llaklnf powder N. Y. Newark at lamcaMcr. Richmond at Hartford. Norfolk at Reading.

Th Kttloul L(U Game. At Brooklyn 11. E. Brooklyn 1 0000300 4 7 8 Nrw 8 0 0 a 0-1 15 Itutlene lii) kiuI H111 1 lb; Kusie and Warner. At LmisvIHo it.

E. Townsville 20010100 4 10 4 Pittsburg 0 01000100272 Hatter, rs-'CiinuInKham and Wilson; Hughey and Merritt. Bi-cond game H. H. B.

Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 Pittsburg 8 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 8 14 1 Hat terlca Magee, Waddell and Wilson; Hawley and Men it At Boston K. n. B. Boston 0181110 0 12 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 I Balterlus StivetU and Bergen; Sparks and Boy le. At Baltimore n.

h. Baltimore 31004014 18 18 1 Chicago 020000000374 it erics Corbett and Robinson; Griffith aud Klttrcdge. Standing of the Clubs. w. i- p.c.

w. p.a Baltimore .84 St .718 Brooklyn. 68 Boston 8j 35 Chicago. 68 New York. 78 42 Pittsburg ,52 67 Cinelnmiti.67 B0 .571 .51 6U .425 l0 Ot Louisville.

.51 71 .415 63 .466 tit. Louts. .27 U2 .221 MICHAELS EASY VICTORY. Itefeated I.nna by an Eighth of a Mile and Won Ik 1 ,500. Jimmie Michael, the phenomenal long-distance ridert sgain proved he was the best in the business by defeating Lercien Lesna, the great Swiss rider, at Springfield yesterday.

ichacl's ictory, though easy, as not such a cinch as the race against Star-buck. Lesna frequently passed Jimmie, and the latter's superior pacing and head work won him the $1,500 prize. The records from sixteen miles up were broken. The time for the twenty miles was 38 minutes and seconds. A sextuplct, tw'o quintets a quad and a triplet constituted the little Welshman's pacemaking outfit, while Lesna employed three sextets and a quad.

The winner rode a roP gear, and the other a 100. YVJIO TLAYS FOR THE SORT CUr? By Agreement Iutenton Should Play Lan. ranter, but Ttarrow Object. Considerable interest is felt in the action taken by President Barrow of the Atlantic league with reference to the Soby cup. The cup was given last year under an agreement in which the donor, Charles Soby-, expressly stated that the winner of the cup j8) should play the pennuty winners for the season of 1807.

Paterson won the trophy last year, and by the agreement the Silk City team should play Lancaster, the pennant. winners this year. But Manager Ellis of Newark and Pre-idcnt Barrow insist that the cup shall he played for by Lancaster and Newark, the two teams with the highest standing. This would make the Soby cup like the Temple cup in ar National league. Manager McKee of Pater son will probably get an injunction preventing Xrwark from playing Lancaster.

Tho Patersons have llie law on their side, and should stand up for their rights. Killed VVhll Stenting Ride, Erie. Sept. 16. A Nickel Plat Ifrelght train broke tn two at YVenley lust night.

The rear nertion struck th front end With terrtfle force. Two liuteher-H named William KommerfleM of I lambing and llenry Bonne of New York. wTio were mealing a ride, were euught In the wreck. Knmmerflold dead, and Boon In badly hurt. Medal Awarded For Gallantry, Waeblngion, Sept.

16. A modal of honor ha been awarded to General Alfred pearaon of Pittsburg for gallantry in hading a charge at the bat-tl of Lwl Farm, March -8, 1865, A medal hsa been awarded to tleorga Mareh of Washington for gallantry at Elk Blvar, In 1863. Blankets. I en c.1-1 White Cotton Blanket, full av t. 1 i and bine borders; uii.ht 0 1 at a pair t.

od Wool lii.uiki 50 the pair, in oj 2225: o- the pur, m-tiad ol 827-: 82.15 thv pa intiteul of $,4, I'xtra 1 Blanket- $2.05 I'm pam, Cost Blankets Medium we'eht 'iid u'v tmelv vv vou fm-1 -lied. lic the pair. nf 0-C of $1 50; 4je the pair, in-tea 1 7uc. Our Glove Adv. AN INTER IfS I I Vt i' GLOVE Sl'nlh.

We ite -clhng KnH i'ov e- 25 a pan 850. and wot tit 8) a iir at 70c. 1. Vo pur- of J.uhe-' fine Jiquc Kid ot- vv.h i.vo t'l-p-, in tan and Ltig-h It tid. w.h well hi -tlU hina on lock-, all to 7' they are without exiepttoi 1 ne iff the he! fitting .2 I veai 1reui il-v es.

imported ait 1 the ate ixipat-ite, att.l we 1 i tie 1 very p'u tins quality is sold at $1 75. at Sale of Table Linens. ant-, 1 1 and j1 yard. the yard, Tut lay Red Tahlq I.tnen., worth toe tlte yard. Cteatn Table Linens, worth ac.

At 22f the yard, Cream Table worth 15c tv Cti tm Table (i. inches vv 1 fi 1 Wrappers, Fall Style. Wrapper- iu great pile-, ami cvcrv one the krul that got -ati-iactw 11 Full ui.lh, huge -Imtj, your choice of nuny p.t"rn- a. Wrapper-. blue ami fancy, fit.l vviuih, Snc.

exeeiliut line at fjSe-. Outing Ill iml Wrapper at f)8c. Onpng Haunt I 812-. firing 1-1 mm I tapper at $1.50. LiHi: eol -r Cambric Wrappc--.

a fe.v leu. won'' 8c and on pjc and 50C each. Canton Flannel Bargains. Ten tbou-and yard- to Iu- -old oui at once. 20 piece.

Unhit. uhrd Canton Flannel. 10c. in-tci I of l-c; 22 piece-, 8c, ni-tei 1 of t' jc: in piece- fHc m-i id oi 10c. Unbleached Caimm- at j(c.

oiuTht to he cc. Bleached Canton Flannel-, Se and 10c a yrd Flannel- a'mo-t at yotir own pnec during (ream Shaker value qe, at 4tjr. White inml-. value toe, at fi' White Woo Flanm value 41 at 25c, doe. White Wool Flannels at 17.C White Bed Quilts.

One ca-e. value 7. at 5'ie c.uli, 1 10 Bid CHu It a. 7c eai 125 Bed Quilt- at c.ult. Flanigan ruction iu 'leicgntphy, OniiiR to thn practical character of our methods onr graduates ace nought for to nil desirable potation.

4 Win. It, Em, tin, wrll-knowu Iiuritonc nf York ha beru engage! to give VochI lnt ruction here. The several departments prepare for lni-TMiy. loiw, Electricity. htcnograoh, ChotniKtry, Music yew pupil admitted tin time, lutermiui atS clkNiO'n, Columbia College, GEO.

OAKI.LY. Frin. Market Cor. Paterson Paterson. Near Erie Depot.

1 saves i Sioaiacn; Harsh, irritating laxative tax it. Tarrants Seltzer fit delicious, foaming draught that rid the stonach und Ixiwtlt of foul Accumulation. Aid digestion, Gear the Jiead and increase energy. Cant burnt; cant help hut help, 114 8v druijin fr vtsr. joc, n4 ft.

NEW LAUNDRY. I have opened a new laundry at 45 Bloomfield avenue, where I am prepared to do the best work at the lowest prices. CHARLEY MOCK, (Formerly lix year with Mock Own.) Paterson, N. J..